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Shop Saturday, 9:30 to 5:45 Saturday, March 29 1952 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Part 1 Page 4 WARREN FACES TAFT POKES FUN Fights Off Whale Oak Park, 10 to 5 (Story on pagm 1) POLL OF WISCONSIN PAPERS INDICATES SEN. TAFT IS IN LEAD our szna Tear ii Minn i rrmr-inair 'TTfl AT ANTICS OF HIS TWO OPPONENTS IS miMv ure rprwv i Milwaukee, March 28 (IP) An DOUBLE THREAT IN CALIFORNIA BY SEYMOUR KORMAM Chicago. Tribune Proa Service Sacramento, March 28 Buy Your Sterling today! The easiest way I. -illilf ChkeseanOekPerk Jr Jj WSw Delegates Candidates Associated Press survey of 35 Wisconsin newspapers today indicated Sen. Taft O.

is firmly in the lead in a Republican Presidential primary battle in which a slate favoring Gen. MacArthur also has been entered. The MacArthur slate, handicapped by the general's announcement he isn't a candidate, The threat to Gov. Warren's favo from over 150 FAMOUS PATTERNS iiiiii was not regarded by the papers as Run Out, He Says BY PERCY WOOD Picture on back page) Chicago Tribune Frets Service Milwaukee. March 28 Speak rite son candidacy for the Republican Presidential nomination was intensified today when delegate slates were filed for Rep.

Thomas Werdel and -Harold Stassen. for California's preferential primary June 3. in the running. ml U3 ing before a record turnout of Milwaukee Shriners today, Sen. Taft Werdel, a representative from Of the papers reporting, 23 said they regard Taft ahead in their areas.

Seven listed California's Gov. Warren as top runner, one put Harold Stassen, former Minnesota governor, in that position, and four said the race was up in the air. Of 45 papers reporting Bakersfield, Kern county, has an All Yon Do Is 'Jj 33e last week, 34 said Taft led, four Down nounced that if he wins California's 70 votes to the G. O. P.

national convention he will offer them to Sen. Taft of Ohio, a fighting contender for top place on the Republican ticket. Pay of Ohio had fun with his Republican opponents in the Wisconsin Presidential preference primary Tuesday former Gov. Stassen of Minnesota and Gov. Warren of California.

Discussing the tangled situation existing here, Taft said, "In one case the candidate Stassen ran out on his delegation; in the other case the delegates ran out on the candidate Warren." Recalls Stassen Statement This was a reference to Stas- pi put Warern ahead, four listed Stassen, and one was undecided. In the Democratic race, 23 put Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee ahead, nine said one of two slates favoring President Truman was leading, and three said the race was up in the air. Assail Warren Me, Tooism Werdel and his organization, the 1 'J "stieff "Lady I Claire" $I827 3 Pc Setting Fee. Tex Ik.

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W. Van Buren showing how asked half his delegation to vote for Gen- Eisenhower on the first ballot at the Chicago nominating he thrust oar into eye of killer whale which attacked small boat convention, and to the fact that the Warren delegates are openly in which he and Louis Anderson were fishing in Bodega Bay, Cal in the state, particularly in Warren's advocacy of socialized medicine. Werdel also has assailed Warren's "me, tooism" as fatal to Republican chances and has stressed that that attitude cost the G. O. P.

the 1948 election when Warren was the Vice Presidential candidate on the ticket headed by Gov. Dewey of New York. Among the delegates listed for Werdel are Adolphe Menjou, the movie actor; State Sen. Jack Ten-ney, former head of the California legislative committee on un-Amer Frank Smith Stieff Towlo Tuttle Wallace Watson Tear near bottom of boat and semi-circular imprint were made Alvin Gorham Heirloom International Lunt Whiting pany, and Keith McCormac, Kern county Republican chairman. May Repeat Tactics The Stassen slate is headed by David G.

Saunders and Stanley Mullins, Stassen's chief representatives in California. There are reports that Stassen may adopt the same tactics here that he has done in Wisconsin telling the voters that he will cede half his delegates to Gen. Eisenhower. No slate has been offered for Gen. Eisenhower, altho both Republican and Democratic factions wanted at one time to place him in their respective primaries.

by Whale's teeth. United Pres Telephoto announcing that they really are for Eisenhower. Tonight Warren replied to the Taft jab, asserting in a speech: "My delegates have not run out on me. For someone else to complain about the situation would seem to be the wish being the father of the thought." as he was in presenting Warren Illustrated price lists 6ent on request. Phone and mail orders filled.

to last nights audience. Kohler, his friends say, is neu 320 SOUTH MICHIGAN FINDIAY BlJLOINGWEfSTEK 9-4411 tral in the primary fight and is prepared to go all-out for the ican activities; William Keck, NYLON TRICOT EASTER BLOUSES frilled with dainty tucks president of the Superior Oil com victor. Today hours: Chicago lO to 5t45 Hubbard Woods lO to 5:30 It was announced at the Shrine temple that 1,135 heard Taft and that the largest previous crowd for the regular Friday event had been 525. The senator received a Taft visited several industrial La Grange Park lO to 5 cordial reception as he raked the Truman administration's foreign sheer delights to wash, Saturday store hours 9:15 to 5:45 Brokers a smart new a fine old name to wear, to own! 5 5 sparkling duet! new mSPENCERU A. Nylon tricot with the most feminine ways ever tucked even to the sleeves.

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He charged a special interest group was trying to deliver Wisconsin to Taft." SEES SHRINKAGE IN POPULARITY IF IKE AIRS VIEWS Dallas, March 28 (IF) Sen. Bennett Utah said today Gen. Eisenhower's popularity might shrink when the general airs his views on political issues. "Ike the candidate will be a lot different from the man who sits on a cloud over in Europe," Bennett said. At a press conference, Bennett said Eisenhower had not expressed himself on such things as the Taft- policy, and scored its support of universal military training.

Predicts Huge Deficit Taft said the draft was "the most extensive action of its kind ever taken in time of peace" and that UMT would, if be imposed on the draft. The 85 billion dollar budget proposed by President Truman for 1953 is also the highest budget ever proposed in peace time, and would call for higher taxes, Taft said. "Taxes presently levied will produce about 71 billions," Taft said, "so the. prospect is for a 14 billion dollar deficit. If you confiscated 'thru taxation all incomes above $25,000 a year, you still could not meet this deficit." The senator declared that since the start of the Korean war the cost of living had increased 15 per cent but the standard of living for Americans had declined.

Now President Truman wants to take 30 per cent of the national income next year, to which you must add 6 or 7 per cent for state and local taxes Taft said. "Economists insist that you cannot maintain a free economy if you take more than 25 per cent of the national income in taxes." Warren Also in Milwaukee COSTUME 1 Under a shaped 3 4 bengaline spencer your bare-armed Shop Saturday, 9:30 to Oak Park, 10 to 5 i i. 1 rtr KAi taffeta dress! Navy and white stripes with little girl collar, swooping skirt. S2S Jr. Deb, 5th Floor Is I so pert tms level piatcau straw beret with little clips for Hubbard Woods, La Grange Park CHICAGO Grange Park CHAS.

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Taft week-end will have an emphatically Style, of course! PRECISION our reputation! COME SUNDAY COME! The day is Sunday The family's yours Then bring 'em here Our food allures You're cool and comfy I political tinge. Warren had his wife and two of his pretty daughters with him and was getting an enthusiastic play in the anti-Taft Milwaukee paper. An attempt was made today to put Gov. Walter Kohler of Wisconsin in the Warren camp by virtue this is spring Prescription Opticians I I Iks' MAURICE ROTHSCHILD CO You eat like kings Sundays at Ricketts Are special things! ot his introduction ot warren at a dinner last night. Forces opposed I09N.

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